So, a file server, mostly. A laptop is fairly inadequate for that, but will work for small loads.

There are specialist distributions for that purpose, but you seem to want something more “generic”.

You have a choice of trendy (what the forums like), or industry standard what’susedon real life servers) basically.

That’s the only question that matters.

Of course, that definitely calls for a video. Sound plays a major part!

10 years, that’s like, 1995!

I have an Oculus CV1 that I have no idea how to use without Windows. So I’m definitely interested in the frame as well. However I suspect it’s going to be fairly expensive.

My Valve controller still works fine, although the new one would certainly be a nice upgrade (I don’t use controllers much).

I was on Usenet before AOL even knew it existed.

The server racks must be looking so pretty with all those rgb components.

Half of shit is bacteria, roughly.

I had a Steam partition for years.

ReactOS can vaguely work, but since it can’t really run anything, it’s of limited usefulness.

I guess you can look at it from two sides (in two ways?)

Interestingly, this also applies to many other things, such as so called “two way walls”.

It used to be, but that was a long time ago.

Many hardware companies have the same problem, they can output some decent hardware, but some other series are true lemons (especially for Linux/Unix, but for a lesser extent, for that other system as well). And beforehand, it’s not always easy to know which is which. It’s a common issue with laptop makers where the hardware is often more esoteric.

Oh, yeah, cocaïne fuelled developers bouncing around. I’d forgotten about those.

Looks like an old thumb drive to me.

You don’t have to learn though, you can just click on icons, like an animal.

Linux could be unix if someone wanted to pay to have it certified. It’s meaningless.

I wasn’t bored while watching it, but I wouldn’t really recommend it to anyone.

How is it that you know so much about leggings?

You’re not supposed to, which means that lots of people probably do.